Approach of periodic table in Homoeopathy Medical Science

Approach of periodic table in Homoeopathy Medical Science

1. Compiled by: Dr. AnkitSrivastava
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Gorakhpur, U.P., India.
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2. The modern table was devised in 1869 by
DimitriMendeleyev.
He arranged the elements by weightand by their
chemical properties.
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3. "...if all the elements be arranged in order of
their atomic weights a periodic repetition of
properties is obtained”
-Mendeleyev
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4. The Periodic Law
–Similar physical and chemical properties recur
periodically when the elements are listed in order
of increasing atomic number.
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5. (A) Periods of the periodic table, and (B) groups of the
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6. Elements are arranged:
Vertically intoGroups
Horizontally IntoPeriods
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7. Atom Equalities in
No. of electron at
outer most ring..
Comes in same
vertical series..
Atom Same No. of
Electron holding
shell
Comes in same horizontal
row….
This way decided manner of chemical reaction &
physiochemical similiarity…
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8. If We looked at one atom
of every element in a
group…
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9. Each atom has the same number of electrons
in it’s outermost shell…
•An example…
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10. The group 2 atoms all have 2 electrons in their
outer shells …
Be (Beryllium) Atom Mg (Magnesium) Atom
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11. The number of outer or “valence” electrons in an atom
effects the way an atom bonds.
•The way an atom bonds determines many properties of
the element.
•This is why elements within a group usually have
similar properties.
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12. An atom from each element in a
period…
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13. Each atom has the same number of
electron holding shells.
An example…
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14. The period 4 atoms each have 4 electron
containing shells….
K (Potassium) Atom Fe (Iron) Atom Kr (Krypton)Atom
4th Shell
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15. Ordinal Number
This is in the table stands
over each atom symbol.
The ordinal number Z
equals the excess of positive
protons P over the negative
nuclear electrons, E,
Z = P-E.
Since the ordinal number represents only a definite positive
nuclear excess,
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16. The ordinal number is the quantitative
expression for the property of each
element.
The position number in the
periodic system or the ordinal no. is
the same…
It is the
characteristic
for each
element
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17. This no. related to both the speed and the
impulse of movement is given so that one
might well say: the rhythm of self-radiationof
the single elementary atom.
-LEESER O., Text book of Homoeopathic MateriaMedica
(LEESER Otto)
-Text book of chemistry N.C.E.R.T.
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18. Homoeopathy Approach:
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19. Functional
Elements
Carbon ( C)Hydrogen ( H) Oxygen ( O)Nitrogen ( N)
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20. All of them
take first place
in there group
Characterisedby
highest degree of
combination
variation
They form
Fat,Protein,
Carbohydrate various
functional element
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21. Metabolic &
Combustion Elements
PhosphorusSulphurIron Iodine
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22. sulphur, phosphorus and iodine as anion formers,
as representatives of Groups V, VI, VII and iron.
vary between cationand anion building, as the
representative of the accessory Group VIII.,
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23. Tonic Element
Sodium ( Na)
Potassium ( K)Calcium (Ca)
Magnesium
(Mg)
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24. Primarily control the
constitution of organic
structure.
Maintain labile
equibiliriumpower,
electrochemical &
electrophysicalstructure.
Alkali & earth alkali metal
shape it as hydrogenoid, fat,
relax, torpid, lymphatic
constitution
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25. Constitutional Agent &
structural element
Groups V, VI, VII and the
accessory Group VIII partcipate
in chemical catabolism
Constitution thin,
hyperastheticeaislyirritable
& predominentsympathetic
involvement
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26. Group IV of the periodic system
Mineraliccarbon compounds in the middle
as the amphoteric.
They impede chemical metabolism,
assimilation as well as dissimilation.
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27. Heavy Metal
Catalysis
The accessory Groups Iato
VIIawith their center which
is designated as VIII.
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30. The Hydrogen series:
Hydrogen to Helium
The Hydrogen series: Hydrogen
to Hlium
'To be or not to be'
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31. Carbon series: Lithium to Neon
‘I individuality’
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32. Siliciumseries: Natrumto Argon
‘Family & Relation’
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33. The Ferrumseries: Kali to Krypton
‘Task trade abilitesprofession’
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34. The Silver Series: Rubidium to
Xenon
‘Ideas Art’
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35. The Gold Series: Caseumto Radon
‘Power leadership’
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36. The Uranium Series: Francium
to Plutonium
‘Magic’
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39. Beginning: Hydrogen,
Lithium, Natrum, Kali,
Rubidium and Caesium.
Initiative
Impulsive
Instinctive
Spontaneous
Lonely
Alone
Single minded
Stubborn One sided
Thoughtless
Initiative
Impulsive
Fool
Simpleton
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41. Finding a space:
Beryllium, Magnesium,
Calcarea, Strontium and
Baryta
Observing Evaluating Criticising
Unsure
Shy Timid
Adapting
Giving in
Passive
Observing Protecting
Covering
up
Support
Hardening
Two dual
peronality
Finding a
space
Joining the
community
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43. Comparing: Boron,
Aluminium, Scandium,
Yttrium and Lanthanum
Investigating
Discovering
Scanning
Discerning
Comparing
try, trial
and trifle
Under
Unofficial
Uncommitted
Discouraged
Changeable
Unstable
Doubt
Hesitation
Trying
Underestimating
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45. Establishing: Titanium,
Zirconium, Hafnium
Uncertain
Indecisive
Establishing
Official
Foundation
Amazing
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47. Preparing: Vanadium
Niobium Tantalum
Preparations
Temporary
Postponing
Avoiding
Front guard
Proposal Doubt
Alternating
Unrealistic
Tantalising
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49. Proving: Chromium
Molybdenum Tungsten
Force
Hiding
Challenge
Daring
Proving
Initiation
Inevitable
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51. Practising: Manganum,
Technetium Rhenium
Extending
Cooperation
Training
Extra skills
Doubt
Learning
Compliments Feedback
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53. Perseverance: Ferrum,
Ruthenium, Osmium
Perseverance
Endurance
Forceful
Concentration
Through On Per
Calculating
Planning
Opposition
Heavy Pressure
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55. Success is in sight:
Cobaltum, Rhodium,
Iridium
The final
sprint
Harvest
Final
presentation
Up
Not quite
Finishing
touches
Calling it off
Blunder
Test
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57. Self
Lord and master: Niccolum,
Palladium, Platina
Summit
Centre
Success
Glitter
Balance Self
confident
Haughty
Independent
Noble
Sure
Fixed Rigid
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59. Preserving: Cuprum,
Argentum, Aurum
Holding on
Preserving
Possessions
Wealth
Maintaining
Enjoyment
Privileged
Expansion
Protecting
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61. Division: Zincum,
Cadmium, Mercurius
EnemiesRepetition
Pollution
Overshooting
the mark
Decline Decay
Division
Exaggerating
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63. Withdrawal: Gallium,
Indium, Thallium
Staying
behind
Out grown
Behind
Nostalgia
Withdrawal
Giving up
Loss of faith Suspicion
Withholding
Falling
behind
Out of date
Stubborn
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65. Empty
Weak
Drained
Eliminated
Discarded
Formal: Germanium,
Stannum, Plumbum
Diverting
Indifferent
Formal Distant
Covering up
Mask
Irresponsible
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67. Loss: Nitrogen, Phosphorus,
Arsenicum,Antimonium
Bismuth
Past Loss Bankrupt
Handing
over
Sacrificing
Forgiving
Poison Unforeseen
Refusing
Contrary
Surrender
Death
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69. Remembering: Oxygen,
Sulphur, Selenium,
Tellurium, Polonium
Living on past
resources
Lazy Neglect
Lost
Rags and
tatters
Reconciliation
Fantasy
Make belief
Remembering
Deeper
Luring
Tempting
Expectations
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71. The End Letting go: Fluorine
ChlorumBromiumIodum
Astatinum
Final End
Demanding
Uncontrolled
Holding on
Exiled
Letting go
Climax
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73. Rest: Helium, Neon, Argon,
Krypton, Xenon, Radon
Rest
Inactive
Retreat
Cocoon
Locked up
Confusion
Free
Withoutties
Transformation
Denial
Inactivity
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74. This division could be compared to the
Chinese system of Yang and Yin
Stages 1-9
Yang
Male
Active
Energy
Size
Giving
Full
Alkaline
Reduction
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75. Stages 11-17
Yin
Female
Passive
Space
Form
Receiving
Empty
Acid
Oxidisation
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